While many know there is something distinctly unsavory about the role of Zbigniew Brzezinski in shaping American foreign policy, few know the depth of his evil, nor its continuing legacy. Brzezinski, along with Henry Kissinger, was among the most influential "inside" operatives, committed to the "Special Relationship", in which the U.S. provided the muscle to expand Anglo-American imperial geopolitical dominance in the post-1963 era.
A co-founder of the Trilateral Commission (TLC) with dedicated Malthusian David Rockefeller, Brzezinski was the point man for the 1980s Project, which laid out a multi-agency strategy for what fellow TLC member Paul Volcker called "controlled disintegration," of the economy, which he said was "a legitimate objective for the 1980s,"
To achieve this objective, Brzezinski implemented a strategy to renew the mid-19th century British imperial Great Game, the fight for supremacy in Central Asia (Afghanistan) -- which was always about weakening and breaking up Russia. It was his plan which lured the Soviets into Afghanistan in December 1979, which included a CIA-private sector creation, arming and training of jihadist forces to fight them once they were drawn in. This was part of what was called the "Arc of Crisis", the deployment of "Islamic terrorists" on the southern flank of the USSR to break up the Soviet Union. A release of documents related to Brzezinski's role in promoting such deadly uprisings, coups and wars during his incarnation as National Security Advisor to Carter was released on Dec. 29, following the death of Carter.
Why is this relevant today? This policy has been a central part of U.S. geopolitical policy since, carried out by Brzezinski proteges such as Madeleine Albright, who was the mentor of Antony Blinken. Since its adoption, the U.S. has been involved in nearly endless wars, which have been part of his overall objective of changing the U.S., in conjunction with his advocacy of the "Aquarian Conspiracy."
And it bears directly on the importance of confirming the nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as Trump's Director of National Intelligence and the nomination of Kash Patel as F.B.I. Director. Those who
have continued to pursue the objectives of Brzezinski have much to fear, if Gabbard and Patel are confirmed -- including the likelihood of disruption of their future plans, combined with exposure of their past crimes.
This will be the subject of a panel discussion this Saturday, in the weekly Manhattan Project meeting.
